Podcast Show Notes

When college isn’t the right fit, what comes next? Gwen and Kristen share a real-time story of pivoting with hope, grief, and a whole lot of love.

We’re sharing all the things we’ve discovered while launching our neurodivergent kids, from Medicaid to job programs and more.

We’re sharing all the things we’ve discovered while launching our neurodivergent kids, from Medicaid to job programs and more.

We took the summer off (unannounced, sorry!) but we’re catching you up on all the changes in our lives during the last few months!

When it comes to the brains of our neurodivergent kids and friends… There can be a lot going on. Constant input that they struggle to filter, regular therapy that they may not be able to implement yet, and expectations from a society that’s not built for them: it can be so overwhelming and dysregulating. And while manual therapy interventions can result in slow, steady progress, using the principles of neuroplasticity can help accelerate and regulate the brains of our kids mu

Jen VanSkiver and James Bobel join the hosts to discuss new audio technology that could be revolutionary for those with auditory processing

Gwen and Kristen celebrate one year of the podcast by sharing lessons they’ve learned, and looking toward the future of the podcast.

Gwen and Kristen dive into the difficulties, intricacies, and discomfort that can come with parenting neurodivergent teens during puberty.

Becca Lory Hector shares her experience of being diagnosed with autism as an adult after an extensive bout of autistic burnout.

Gwen and Kristen dive into the waiting room experience and how to make the therapy process a little more tolerable.

Jen VanSkiver discusses her role in creating a first-of-its-kind Unified Inclusion Center.

Dr. Elif Tural and Dr. David Kniola discuss universal design and its various applications in educational settings and beyond.

Jackie Bess, a wife and mom of three boys with autism, shares her story demonstrating the intersection of race and disability.

Robin Ennis shares her personal experience with health disparities among BIPOC Individuals.

We’re sharing our best tips for surviving the holiday season, including managing schedules and resetting expectations for a fun holiday.

We’re sharing all the things we have to be grateful for — whether they’re obvious, a little quirky, or even a bit of a stretch!

We’re sharing our top pro tips for how to tackle Halloween for neurodiverse families from costumes, candy, trick-or-treating, and more.

We’re talking about IEPs today: why they’re important, how to navigate the process, and why you are your child’s biggest advocate.

Anne Moss Rogers talks to us about suicide prevention and why we have to keep talking about it, especially with neurodiverse kids.

We’re continuing our back to school series with 5 questions to ask yourself when partnering with your neurodiverse child’s school team.